Police called to Waterford CVS after New Yorkers show up looking for vaccines
A group of people aged 75+ were turned away from a Connecticut CVS when they arrived with COVID-19 vaccine appointments Author: Doug Stewart (FOX61), Zinnia Maldonado Published: 4:13 PM EST February 4, 2021 Updated: 5:23 AM EST February 5, 2021
WATERFORD, Conn. Waterford Police were called to a Waterford CVS after a group of New York state senior citizens showed up looking for vaccinations.
Lt. Nicole Vanoverloop a group of people over 75 years old New York residents showed up at the CVS in Waterford around 2pm Thursday.
They told police they signed on to CVS s website which allowed them to make an appointments at the CVS is located on 106 Boston Post Road in Waterford
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